We have them in 85a poly , 95a poly and delrin! 85a polyurethane transmission mounts are meant for that OEM + feel. That means you want a subtle upgrade for your street car without to much of a compromise in comfort, these are a happy medium. 85a are designed for the street enthusiast. 95a is great for dual purpose aggressive street and track applications. Derlin is best for race application only.

Today we’re going to talk about e36 and e46 rear trailing arm bushings. A often neglected part on e36 and e46. Now this part was on all of those chassis, whether it’s a 3-30, a 3-25, or an M3. The rear trailing arm bushings are all the same. Inherently, they usually float for comfort from the factory, and by float I mean, there is no lip on there, and they made that for comfort. Having that control and being able to absorb those bumps in the road, it was meant for comfort. That was the ultimate driving machine. In case you track your ultimate driving machines, that’s when you would upgrade your rear trailing arm bushings, which are at this age, most likely worn out anyway.

As with all of our bushings, they are made in the U.S.A., Westminster, California. They come with a lifetime warranty and again, we offer them in all of our three classic flavors. You’ve got your 80 poly, which is your street friendly, soft poly. It’s very good for auto cross, occasional track days. It’s a good trade off if you plan on driving your e36 or e46 on the street.

Then you’ve got your 95 here. Our color for that is usually blue, and that’s basically more of an auto cross track application. You track more often and it’s a good, hard, poly. It’s the hardest poly available.
Then you’ve got your derlin, which is basically, it’s a very hard basically track application, good for drift, good for road course. It’s basically meant for you’re all out track car, where you don’t want any other variables in your suspensions. Especially moving suspension components in unwanted directions. It comes with aluminum race, and that way it doesn’t touch the poly bushings or anything like that.
They all have a lifetime warranty. These can be bought on our website, at Garagistic.com or through out Garagistic app. Be sure to download the app if you don’t around have it. It’s a good way to get coupon codes and basically be in the know about our latest products. These are good with all the other e36, e46 bushings we make as far, you know, just like differential bushings and sub frame bushings, and front control arm bushings. Be sure to check out the website, we make all of them in house, and if you have any questions about the e36 and e46 rear trailing arm bushings, we would love to hear from you. In summary, rear-trailing arm bushings are a must have for your track or street car. Garagistic rear trailing arm bushings, like every other Garagistic bushing, are 100% made in the USA and come with a lifetime warranty.

All parts can be found on the Garagistic app (ANDROID OR APPLE) or on our website www.garagistic.com and if you have any questions, please feel free to shoot us an email or give us a call. We’d be happy to help.

Our brass caliper guides are meant to replace the rubber caliper guides in your e30, e36, e46, and other BMW. They only fit ATE calipers, something to take note of. On your e30 it won’t fit your girling type caliper. This is a great upgrade. The rubber that’s usually in there actually causes a lot of these two pieces of the caliper to actually be sloppy and actually give when you’re braking. There’s a lot of movement in there and it’s something that I’m pretty sure BMW made for comfort. For racing applications you basically want the best pedal feel, the least amount of unwanted movement in your calipers assembly. The brass caliper bushings can be a great upgrade. You pair that up with stainless steel brake lines and you got yourself pretty much, almost fully restored braking system. You got to change the fluid and the actual consumables. These two parts play a major role in the performance braking of your e30, e36, and e46. Garagistic brass caliper guide bushings are made right here in the USA.

Check out the Garagistic app (ANDROID OR APPLE) or our website www.garagistic.com and if you have any questions, please feel free to shoot us an email or give us a call. We’d be happy to help.